Abstract
This study was conducted to determine the healthy lifestyle behaviors of students of the University of Ha'il in using various variables. This descriptive-analytical investigation is made out of 335 students from the University of Ha'il, Saudi Arabia and included information about lifestyle patterns in terms of age, sex, BMI, study field and year of study. About 33.8% of university students followed unhealthy eating patterns and there was no difference concerning their eating habits. Students' health responsibility was identified with the distinctive variable, which was too less with an undesirable score. The results showed that the awareness of university students on the rules of intermittent medicinal assessment was undesirable in all study samples.